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Mohammed Bahati v James Garuga Musinguzi [2014] UGSC 401

Citation: [2014] UGSC 401 Court: Supreme Court Decided: 12 June 2014 Jurisdiction: Uganda
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Held that a 2KW radio system sold as such was a sale by description, so delivering a 1KW system breached the implied condition and entitled the buyer to a refund.

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